Sentence examples for even if subtly from inspiring English sources

Fear, even if subtly hinted, almost never strikes out — not in American politics, anyway.

The chicken juices seem to contribute to the greens' flavor, even if subtly.

Had AOL prevailed, it would have become by far the largest cable operator in the country, with the potential to discriminate, even if subtly, against an adversary like Microsoft.

The same was true even if Goldsmith subtly reminded them of the consequences on their health; looking at fitness magazines both increased their guilt, and their enjoyment, of the sweets.

If something can be tied into existing imagery (even if only subtly so) and be enhanced by or play off of pre-existing feelings and conceptions within the player, why throw away that extra bit of power at your disposal?".

He's a war hero because he was captured, okay?" It was a comment that many thought then would end Trump's presidential ambitions — and it's one that Trump continues to refuse to apologize for, even if he has subtly acknowledged that it was perhaps the wrong thing to say about the senator who was captured in 1967 and held as a prisoner of war in North Vietnam for more than five years.

It is meant to advertise products subtly, even if viewers skip traditional commercials.

The knock against John Ogrodnick was blunt, even if it was only subtly and almost silently delivered by management throughout September's contract standoff.

And yet David Cameron still stands by his ill-fated "no ifs, no buts" promise five years ago to reduce net annual migration to tens of thousands by 2015 – even if it has been subtly downgraded to a "commitment".

And, more subtly, even if anecdote is correct, it does not answer the question of whether power tends to corrupt, as Lord Acton's dictum has it, or whether it merely attracts the corruptible.

This is exactly the sentiment any Obama critic confronts constantly, even if expressed a bit more subtly and with a bit more dignity.